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Downloads/installs for multiple app IDs now run concurrently (bounded by a new --jobs flag, default 4) instead of one at a time, addressing mas-cli#586. Progress for concurrently running apps is now rendered as a multi-line scoreboard instead of a single rewritten terminal line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@afkfish Thanks for this PR submission. I have added this to mas 8.0.0. I am working on multiple overhauls for mas 8.0.0; I will review this once I merge those. This PR will also need to be rebased after my PRs have been merged. Sorry for delay, but don't want to context switch before I finish my current slate of PRs. |
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Downloads/installs for multiple app IDs now run concurrently (bounded by a new --jobs flag, default 4) instead of one at a time, addressing #586. Progress for concurrently running apps is now rendered as a multi-line scoreboard instead of a single rewritten terminal line.